By outsourcing border control to Morocco, Turkey or Albania and then panicking when they “open the gates,” German lawyer Lena ...

EUobserver spoke to Marjan Šarec, former Slovenian prime minister, MEP for Renew Europe, and the parliament’s rapporteur for ...

So, the government has taken the protesters’ demands into account. But there is still a major obstacle: as our Spanish ...

From phishing attacks on Polish soldiers to near-blackouts in winter, the EU’s fragmented cyber defence is seeing Russian ...

From phishing attacks on Polish soldiers to near-blackouts in winter, the EU’s fragmented cyber defence is seeing Russian online threats spill into real‑world dangers for ordinary Europeans.

Despite global audiences being numbed to daily Kyiv airstrikes and casualties, Russia's 9/11-type attack on a scientific ...

Peaceful protesters and ethnic minorities in Europe could be victimised by police abuse of AI-powered surveillance tech, an ...

Former French MEP and culture minister Rachida Dati, who is now a Paris mayor, threatened to sue EUobserver in 2014 emails ...

With 24 votes in favour and one abstention, MEPs proposed to increase the European Commission's original proposal from €40bn ...

Despite joining a frugal ultimatum for EU budget cuts, the Dutch get roughly as much growth from EU investment as they pay in ...

Political pressure for allowing EU asylum opt-outs continues to increase, as commission drafts vague new emergency rules in ...

As the EU seeks budget cuts to break a stalemate in member states' talks, women's rights groups are on the chopping bloc, ...